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q Paupers and Prisoners.

Mr.. l.. A. Raimey Is the successful 6idue!
Eis hid Was SI.T5 month for each. This In
c!udes ratiouS. clothes, doctors bills, nursing
when sick, and burial expenses. Cheap enough
indeed, when 1t 1t Is remembered that we pay
more than double that price for the board oi
persons charged with crime. If the County
Commissioners IN ny lawfully let ont the keep
ing OF our respectable poor people to the low
est bidder, why may they not let out lhe
keepiny OF criminals and persons charged
with crime? Is there any reason why the laN'
payers of the county should pay twice a.
much for the comfort OF negro criminals as
We pay :or the comfort OF the poor OF our oW vi !,
race If any man can give good reason fol-
IL, let him speak.
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New Harness, Brides and Saddles.

The harness shop of j: r. Hammonu 20.
is full of new goods OF every description IN
their line. They have home-made goods oi
tho best quality, and store-bought goods OF the
cheaper and better grades, to suit customers
na,roniz' i ny the people from every section
This shop offers good market for tan-bark-
$500 cord-and liberal prices are pald ior ory
AMI Green hides or II prhfafr red. they Will Tan
hides for customers at fair charges.
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Iron and Water.

Major John Alexander, who is perhaps the
best mechanic in South Caroiina, anu WHO'S
name has been familiar to the readers of the
Press and Banner for more than quarter oi .
century was among the Distinguishing repre-
sentalivrs to the Grand Dirising OF sons oi
Temperance which met In AbbeVille lasl
week. He and Mr.. G.. VI. Douglass. delegate
from Columbia Division, honored the lhtS'
and Banner with Il call during their stay. we
hope these gentlemen may come olen anu
stay longer. They are earnest workers III
grand cause
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The wi,liamston Female College.

Rev. DR.. Lander, President of the Williams
ton Female College was one of the delegates
TO the Grand Division Of Sons Of Temperance
who honored the Press and Banner oy caii a!
rhe editorial office. The Doctor is President
Of a most excellent Female College, from
which many of Abbevilie's best ana preltIeSt
young ladies have been graduated; Inc new
session will oren on september iZ loM, anu
this institution is a favorte with many of our
people. The Doctor is distinguished educa-
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A CoIOred Man Goes Beneath the
Wxyes...The Rains and the Crops.

Mt. CARMEL, August ], 1877.
Rev. r. G.. Ligon of Anderson county
preached two excellent kermons yesterday.
We hope he will come again.
Reports from Broad and Savannah rivers
show them to he higher than for many years.
Yesterday. Sunday rolored mum from
Mrs. Th"mas's rlnnfation was drowned while
swimming In Bread river Gor melons.
The weather Is still cloudy, and very warm,
and threatens more rain.
Cropa are on "tare'' now, not "booun."
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lIOnOral Guests.

Our people were delighted last week to en-
tertain, MIR. John L. Young and his beautiful
daughter Miss Snsan Young; who came as
Grand Division Of Sons OF Temperance
which met in the Court Honse last Wednes-
day night. All who met rather and danghtc5
we're charmed Mr.. Young was entertained
q, the Central H ,use, and Miss Young was
the guest Of the Misses Chalmers
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Important to Ginners and Farmers

Owing to new regulation Of the New York
Cotton Exchange. on and after September LIST
1897 cotton buyers In all interior towns will
deduct from bales weighing under 400 pounds,
a cent per pound, under $50 pounds, 4 cent
per pound and package less than 300 pounds
Is not bale and Is therefore eunmerchantable.
The ginners and farmers Will do well to note
this fact in putting up their cotton, and they
will also find it to their interest 10 Increase
the general average Of their bales, as the
henvy- weight bales from the Southwest, Is, in
addition to the superior staple, an additional
inducement for Northern and European spin
ners to give their orders to that section.
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Go 10 Hammond & Co. and get bargain in
harness and whips All goods fresh. Just
received Harness made to order at short no
ticc. Repairing done in the best style. II
J.. s. Hammond & Co. will exchange harness
with yon, taking your old harness in part
pay for new ones. II
J.S. Hammond & Co. will give you bargain.
in ho','s and shoes-hand-sewe nailed md
pegged. Prices to suit the times. Repairing
done cheap and good. Good, solid stock al
ways on hand. II
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Sons of Temperance.

THE annual report OF the Grand " orthE
Patriarch is in type, but tho publication Of II
and other matters is necessarily delayed for
want OF space. We will likely print four
page supplement next week In order to clear
our galley
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MR.. H. +. BONNER, one Of the Principals
Press and Banner by Il call last Wednesday.
We are sorry for our absence at the time, as
none could be more welcome than ou- much
respected friend
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Rem elnber.

Mr.. James Cltnkscales and Mr.. J. l.. Lewis
horse colt from their respective animals.
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Shrink Your Tires,

JNHE attention of OWNERS Of WAGONS.
i BUGG1ES, CARRIAGES and all kinds OF
vehicles is called 10 the importance of having
their TIRES SHRUNK in the best manner
when they need it. If you want your TIRES
SHRUNK call on LEWIS RICIEY, who has
one of the latest improved SHRINKERS,
and will do your work In the best possible
manner and at prices to suit the times:
LEWIS RICHEY.
May q, 1887, I'm
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II WILL PAY YOU

II you propose going West or North.
Short Line.
FRED. D. BUSH, D. p. A., q.
Nov. 3 1886, en-. Atlanta, Ga.
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winfield 9. Burns, who live at $50 Green
street, aud 10 employed In the water de-
partment Of the city, was badly burned
this morning. He wss aasistinG 10 lay .
water pipe on Liberty street. A lsdls Of
hot lead was being poured between two
pipes 70 connect them, and the clay hand
being too vet an explosion occurred.
The lead was thrown into Burns face
which was terribly burned. He was taken to
the office OF Dr.. y. I. Davis, where his In.
juries were attended, after which he was
removed to his home II 10 difficult ~ yet to
tell the exact extent Of Burns injuries and Il
10 feared that he may lose the sight Of his
eyeA
william Dellet, employed At the works Of
Lancaster Radiator company was burned on
Tuesday. A fellow workman was carrying
. ladle OF hot iron, aud Dellet accidentally y
fell against him. The iron fell into Dellets
shoe, burning the stocking from one foot,
and ipjuring him severely.
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1Dportant Inter- stass Commerce Deiiverance
The inter- state commerce commission in
washir gton, Wednesday night, rendered
its long expected decision upon the fourth
section OF the Interstate commerce law.
This section prohibits . greater charge for
the transportation Of passengers and prop
erty over . shorter than over Q longer
distance In the same direction under suit
stantially similar circumstances and con.
ditionA The decision has for its
principal feature the announcement that the
commission, ''A1ter mature consideration, 10
oatis6ed that the statute does not require it
to prescribe In every instance the exceptional
care and grant its order for relief before the
carrier II st liberty In its tariffs to depart
nom the general. The carrier must
judge for itself what are the Substantially
preclude the special rate, rebate or drawback,
which is made unlawful by the
second section, since no tribunal is EN-.
powered to judge for 1t until after the
carrier has acted, and then only for the pur.
pose OF determining whether It's action con-
etttutes . violation OF law. The carrier
Judges on peril of the consequences but the
special rate, rebate or drawback which 1t
grants u not illegal when 1t turns out that the
drcumstanoea and conditions were not such
- to forbid 1t and - Congress clearly in
tended this, 1t must also, when using the
eams words In the fourth section, have
lntended that the carrier whose pri yilege
Was In the same way limited by them,
ehould In the same way act upon It's
judgment OF the limiting ciTcumstance ces and
oonotd0na" The commission, therefore,
Will not undertake to decide In advance what
oonstitutes or what does not constitute dis.
elimination ''under substantially similar cir.
oumseances and condition." but will leave
faalrcad companies In fixing their tariffs to
~ upon their own risk, subject to sccounta.
b1lity before the commission and the courts
In cases where complaint 10 made by inter-
ooted parties Of violation of the law.
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1--we ssocE aarkss.

CHICAGO, June l5.-The DrorerJ Journal re.
400; market slow; shipping steers, $50 to
l.SO bs.. o. 650i IS; stocksrs and feeders, 81 10
a. = cows. bulls ana mixed. q 75(73 25 bulk,
q 250i 90; Texas cattle, :! s503 -
Hogs-kscsipts. a,ou head snipments, aooo
0elo; packing and shipping. q 9105 25 (; light
q '565 10; skips, q 2jot 81.
sheep-Rsceipts, 800 head shipments.
ern. % 25SDi 10 Texans, q 500 ~; lambs, q So
o350.
EAST LIBIRrr.--Cattle- - Receipts. 9oe heah {;
shipments, 2s5 market lifeless prfme q 1904 S.;
fair to good, o. 40f14 70 common. u Oo(Di 2o /;
10 cars cattle shipped to New York. to-day:
HoRs-Receipts, l6O head shipments 100
head market active; Philadelphia s3 5O05 90 /;
Workers.. G 2505 10 common to light. eo 0(15 ~ I;
l3 cars.
Sheep -Recaipts, 3ico head shipments. som: (:
market active prime. Sxgi 4O fair to good. q 90
IS common. q e03 so; spring lambs. $500 IT,
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The Fourth" ct MiddIs,ovp.


The dedication of the new hail of Triupe
Looge i.o.o.F.,at Middistown,J j uly 4, prom.
n,s l0s: 70 % red letter day for that borough,
This city and county viii be represented in
the parade by Monterey, Pequss. Quarry.
ville' Elizsbethtown and Bainbridse iodyss
each OF which will be accompanied by . bIss.
band, and large delegations Of mem6ers The
management have also recsived letter. q,
acceptance from lodges in York, Harrisburg.
Lebanon and Reading, Of their intention to
participate In the parade. 1t u expected that
ct least one thonsand Odd Fellows Will be in
line, In addition TO which several societies,
who will also hold their meetings in the new
hail. and the hre companies OF the borough
have been invited to join out OF courtesy and
In honor OF the day To show that the clti.
zsns In general have taken IN interest In the
demonstration, 1t 10 sufficient 10 state that
they have not only determined 70 decorate
their buildings, but have already contributed
enough money TO defray the expenses OF on.
ertainiug al Odd Fellows who will take part
In the parade.
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CHICAGO, Jupe IL, 10 50 a. m.-Marhet opened.
~nsat-June, lie; July, 1@4c.; Aug" 'Sc
Sept, I6ssc.
lorp-iune, Sc; July, 31SAc; Aug, &Sc.;
sept, SsSc.
osts-June. s5ssc; July. 95'sc Aug. sNsc (;
sept, GSAc.
Pork-N OF quoted.
Lard-June, p 50; July, d 81; Aug. D 90.
Sept,tSr.
short R,bs-June. q SIN July. Ak; Aug,
q i,k Sept 81 51k-
Wheat June, 7lssc.; July. SIC; Aug, 751tc
Sept. 153.c,
Corn June, S6 &C July, S7ssc. Aug, Sss,c ;
sept, S,ssc.
Uats-June. axe; July. 2Ac; Aug, 2skc
Sept. 3Sc.
fork-Ju une. s20
kios-J nne. q Az; July. q i1k; Aug, q to ;
Sept, o. ~.
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Nsw YoRx. june l6.-Flour market steady !;
Fine, q to0S ~; supernne. o. IS0S ~ I;
good to choice extra western, q SOS 10; good
70 fancy extra state q al3% Is common to good
extra Western. o aSSS 81.
wheat.No. ! Red state. SIC; No. . DO.
q.Ac; No. Red, winter, June, 9lA.c July,
s7tc Aug, s'Nc receipts. h7co; shipments.
7S0O bus.
Corn mixed cash. l7..c DO June. tskc {;
July. t6sAc receipts, 16,OW; shipments. 1.NN
Oats-No. white state, $40; No. z DO
sc; No! Mixed. cash, sS<c June, SAc July,
S5Nc; receipts, 90 bus shipments. loo
dye dull western. s0osc state. s7<ossc
Pork duh old meas. $500; new. els %.
Lard-June, e5 IS; July, D 81; Aug y II !;
aoissses dull at DC for 50 boiling stock.
Turpentine DUH At 3sbc-
Rosin nrm !; strained 70 good. q s9k0l :'S.
Petroleum dull Refined, in cases. SIC.
freights dull grain to Bristol, ID
Butter dull Western Creamery. l50lac.
Cheese dun state Factory. new. s'soassc
white, lok0 CSC.
1910. ~
GrSnulated. SIC.
Tallow d urin prime city. lS-l6c.
Rice nominal CArplina fair to good. 30Shc.
Conee nrm fair caryoss. Sc for Rio.
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weaver: primary, MAY Seager primary as.
sistsnt, Bells shelter; Furnace, Tulis A.
GRADY: Curtin, Mollie Schoil
There is trouble In Detweiler's cigar fac.
tory. A bunch machine WAS lately nut in.
This has given the employ % cause ior com.
plaint as they will hardly be able to make
living. A strike Is threatened. There are
over one hundred hands employed at this
place.
Eddie Reinhold, son OF Ell. Reinhold, has
been appointed to q vacancy at ANNAPOLIS
naval academy.
Miss Alice Collins sold FIVE shares of
Marietta National bank stock to John
CARRIER st S2lO each.
ID. G. Eugie has received two imported
Ems slish bull terriers. They are fine speci.
mems.
The Reformed church will give a straw
berry festival in the rink next Saturday
evening. This IL the first festival of the
season.
wbile . Jspsno.> .,udo,, MAS v..x a.
Lancaster from a vi.i, here nm Mnns.v n.
| lost his hat from the movino train In
| .,,ampti,u N 90, ,e ha -. y. -.
great force The spectators closea thar ave,
| in horror, expecting to omen them mo, IN,
terribly msnpled remains of a Ian. wber
they did open them thew bebsIs him ,u,nins
back somersau,ts along the road Willis IN.
| train WAS going of in the distance No w.,
little hurt, but make narrow asc.,a a h,e
scare followed bv a lsuohsbIe huriasons
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| pleted, II has remsine,, nnt;nisbss 70, oys,
fifteen years influential members sra con
tributinp literally to its completion II Iii
/ be one of the tinest chn,ches In ,ow, ha,
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uoD1o0oooo - 1nyBLLiaRHcKh
Jono M-Tho rouj0enCo Of
- Woooonalo liquoe dealer, On
1D onOoe oooe Uaion, Wao entered
0pg1ng - curly hour this morn.
pWW o0oc>oo a entrance By pry.
- 0Auetoe a Ne kitchOu with
NJ iEo0 i1seRument The door and
1oooD eoor morksof The work Of the
4 ~ sAutoee Whece the robbers
- ~ 1o1eA torn Cd, and the wood
UD haAly Damaged. Once In the
D10 - poety haD acCsos 10 ell parts Of the
1Aey went 10 The upper door and on.
~ oleoplng room of Nj. Russ, whore
49, . vese end pair Of pantaloous which
80 DhnGiDg b. the side of the bed. The
80 w. carried down stairs and 20 or
DGuSn roa ~ poekstA A silver watch
'19 lnnon Ifum the vsse pocket but the chain
Dp1n eoninA. The roobsn went into the
u16mA Whsrs they thoroughly ran.
S1 - placA No cigars wore stolen,
~ y onnAOe b known II they stole any
1nky fu0 the barrels The store and
En01 doom were left unloc ked when the
I boas lefI This morning when Mr.. Russ
nUoko b missed his clothing and after q
rgoh fpuud them lying In the kitchen, when
- work of The robbers IVES discovered.
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hast bsen faithful over 9 few things will
make thee ruler over many thinga"
And we, few Of his many pupils on this
the 96th anniversary Of his birthday, have
come to show our respect, acknowledge our
obligations, by placing upon bis grave the
tributes Of our affection, emblamatic OF the
mingled strength, loveliness and constancy of
his character; leaves OF the oak, flowers OF
the field, and sprays of the evergreen pine
all bound together With the symbol OF hope
and immortality.
In conclusion, lot us hope that our coming
together here may 10 but the forerunner OF
other like reunions, and that before we sela.
rate TO day, labor Of love may be resolved
upon, which in the course OF q few more
years will place some enduring memorial Of
our teacher near the spot where he 10 faith.
fully lsbored for fifty years. memorial
which shall continue to speak OF him - clio.
quently ~ granite and marble can speak, 20
tnst the place that knew him 10 long and 80
we'll shall continue to know HIM long after
all OF us have passed away.
The following gentlemen also spoke:
Judge Patterson, johnson Miller, Prot F.
ID. Brickert, Mr.. Shafiner, A. B Rsidsnbsch,
Jacob Lands, A. b. Hostettsr, l. G. Erb. w.
+. Kreider, o. p. Bricker, II. Ii. Tshudy, H.
Il. Swsrr.
The procession, comprising about SO former
pupils, preceded by the Lititz sextstte then
proceeded to the cemetery accompanied by .
large number of citizens. There was prayer
by Rev. Reinke.
The grave OF Mr.. Beck was then literally
covered with beautifully flowers and ever.
kIeon wreathS The Lititz M;ennerchOr sang
seioction. Then recess OF 10 minutes was
gwen, after which the Msnuerchor again
sang. The visitors then repaired TO the hotel
iot tieirsshments, after which business relating
10 the erection OF somo suitable monument
" the memory OF Mr.. Beck Wss trar.actaa
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NNN Y0rk at0cka.

ssw YoRK, June l6. l:3O p. m.-Aoney loaned
ct SCI per cent Exchange steady, q s504 81
Coup. q 29H BID: Ks do. q 09N bid.
The stock market this morning opened
frm at advances OF }. to y per cent. over last
nights closing on buying for foreign account,
but by II o'clock this was lost on some selling
OF Reading. The stock named dropped n per
cent. After II o'clock there vas renewed buy.
ing and prices advanced steadily. The adva nee
ranges from q to ~ per cent.
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Fsnsral Of Mrs. Mary h. Hosr,

GAP, June l6.-The funeral of Mrs. Mary
= Hoar; which took place yesterday, was
tho largest ever teld in the Lower End.
Services we're held in the Bellevue Presby.
tosiAn church and were conducted by Rev.
@ L. Gaul. pastor Of Gap NJ. Il. church, of
which deceased was q member for many
yoarA Mrs Hoar was devout Christian, Q
kind vile and loving mother, greatly
ndeared to all who knew her. She had
been In Ill health for eleven years, but during
he Lest eight months had suffered terribly,
bit bore the pain with unshaken firmness.
Chtldrsn's Day services will bs held at Gap
- 4 church on Sunday evening next
Owing TO the chaneeable weather several
enildrsn have been very sick with d ysentery.
III. Jacob Rohrer hes had three down At one
omA but they are now somewhat better and
likaly TO recover.
Several new houses are In course OF erection
- fsquss avenue and Jonas Eby will srac,
e AFgs house and barn on his farm fronting
Ianoaster avenue
Ihs Gap Creamery company cannot MI all
:eg6ess from Philadelphia
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RaCkEn ur AROUND TOWN.

1sle executive committee OF the Lancaster
~ osseaI socasey msst on Monday
- SUNDAY SCHOOL Of st. Nary's Catholic
WI noad pecnic q PGofyn PARK on
y Isylos's ceehssen hss bssnsccursd.
Esars = = sunday sahool VIM hold
~ !. ~. .sS1v1 .H 70 mossow Friday
See!thetboos 70 Tie organ fund VIM -
39senhmeu@ vii b provided,
- Coavl1s ooaler d 6ae hoeuoa, hse
~ Phiia1eaphiA vhspo ho -
- - n veSkA He viii make